2011 G&DWPC All Breeds Western Performance State Show

The Daley family's gorgeous filly, Miss Teen US Of A, was the 2 Year Old Halter Futurity champion, Champion Appaloosa Mare/Filly, Supreme Champion Female & Supreme Overall Halter Exhibit of the show.

The $400 Open Versatility champion & High Point Amateur Senior Horse of the show was Tomcatin Around ridden by Emma Kurz.

Abbey Jane Rawlings did a fine job aboard GK Chip N Chimes to win the 10 Years & Under Walk & Trot.

He might not have been the winner, but nothing could keep the smile of William Day's face while he competed in the Tiny Tots Leadline event.

A big smile from Tiny Tots Leadline winner, Jewel Peatey, aboard Greenhill Instant Star.

The Senior Horse Reining was taken out by Hootchy Kootchy Kid ridden by Tanya Poole.

The Youth Versatility champion, $400 Open Trail Stakes champion & High Point Senior Youth of the show was Ashley Vandenbogert riding Denims The Menace.

The $400 G&DWPC Junior Horse Sires Produce Reining Futurity was won by Lukara High Rollin Classic shown by Luke Chaille.

The Junior Horse Reining & the $400 Open Reining Classic was taken out by Whizzle La Belle shown by Justin Colquhoun.

You Bet Im Krymsun & Natasha Backhouse tackle the precise & demanding Junior Horse Trail class in which they placed fourth from 13 competitors.

Greenhill Instant Star & Trevor Hughes contesting the 16 entries strong Senior Horse Trail class.

Jodi Knapton's handsome stallion Hot Tudedo Man was the winner of the G&DWPC Nominated Sires Halter Classic & the Reserve Champion Paint Horse Stallion/Colt.

The winners of the $400 G&DWPC Junior Horse Sires Progeny Trail Futurity, Blazealicious & Emma Tagget.

The Appaloosa Colt 2 Years winner & Reserve Champion Appaloosa Stallion/Colt was Riverdowns Awe Tomic Dream (Debera Ebbett).

The Daley family's Veloci Te was the 3 Year Old & Over Halter Maturity champion, Champion Quarter Horse Gelding & Supreme Champion Gelding of the show.

In sync - the winners of the Yearling Led Trail, Sheza Chocolate Dream & Shelley Lalor.

Christine Vandenbogert & Cee The Sensation had an enormous show by taking out a swag of classes including the feature events, the $400 Hunter Under Saddle Classic & the $400 Junior Horse Western Pleasure Stakes, & by being the High Point Junior Horse of the show.

Ken Davison rode Invitation To Dream to successes in the Junior Horse Trail & the $400 G&DWPC Junior Horse Sires Progeny Western Pleasure Futurity.

Claire Frank rode Intoxicating to wins in the 3 Year Old Hunnter Under Saddle, the $400 Junior Horse Sires Produce Hunter Under Saddle Futurity & to the High Point 3 Year Old Horse title.

The champions of the $2,000 Open Western Pleasure Feature event were Blazing Hot Sally & Ken Davison.

The Junior Youth Western Pleasure was won by Elsie-Mai Wright aboard GK Chip N Chimes.

The Imported stallion, Invited Tiger, was the winner of the $400 Senior Horse Hunter Under Saddle Stakes & placed second in the $400 Senior Horse Western Pleasure Stakes ridden by Travis Humphries.

Maureen McLeish's lovely filly, Designed To Parr T was the Open Yearling Halter Futurity Champion & the Champion Quarter Horse Mare/Filly & Champion Amateur Quarter Horse Mare/Filly.

Winderadeen Passin Blue & Melissa Benson were another pair that enjoyed an excellent show with their wins & placings culminating in the High Point Senior Horse title.

Kevin Peatey showed KNK Thundering Hot Spot to a win in the G&DWPC Nominated Sires Yearling Halter Futurity, Champion Appaloosa Stallion/Colt & Supreme Champion Entire of the show.

Debera Ebbett showed Elsan Ginger Megs Dream to a win in Appaloosa Mare 4 Years & Over & Reserve Champion Appaloosa Mare/Filly.

The Champion Paint-Bred Mare/Filly title went to Gail Smith's HMF Cajun Spice.

The judge for the three days of competition at the G&DWPC Queensland All Breeds Western Performance State Show was Mrs Marilyn Randall from Montana, USA.

Windeeradeen Ceeilikithot was the winner of the Quarter Horse Gelding 3 Years halter class.

The winner of the Paint Horse Colt 2 Years was Little Acres First Trick shown by Debera Ebbett.